Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School - Loughlinite Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Rev. Brother C. Jerome, F.S.C. Religion, History, English Intramural Bowling Moderator Rev. Brother Ambrose, F.S.C. Religion, History, Social Studies Freshman Guidance Orchestra Moderator Loughlinite Assistant Moderator Rev. Brother C. Denis, F.S.C. Religion, History, Track Moderator Mr. Vincent T. Garone History, English Rev. Brother C. Xavier, F.S.C. Religion, History, Social Studies Moderator of Cheerleaders and Lionmen Rev. Brother A. Henry, F.S.C. Religion, History, Social Studies Legion of Mary Brother Xavier directs Thomas VonEssen in the study of the world map during his Social Studies period.

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Rev. Brother A. Michael, F.S.C. Religion, History (Dept. Head), Basketball Moderator Mr. Edward V. Crowe Social Studies, Assistant Librarian Mr. James F. Moran Social Studies Rev. Brother Alban, F.S.C. Religion, History, Tennis Moderator History makes the past an oracle of the future How often has Man mused about the possibilities of a time machine and wished he could travel into the past in order that he might alter the present? Man is now enveloped in a time machine and has the blueprint to fashion a more per- fect future. This blueprint is History. Tomorrow and decades or eons hence, our present will be the past. While we may never be able to better our present conditions, we may do now that which will make tomorrow ' s world a better place in which to live. By studying history we have a model by which we can plan our actions. We may see, in a thorough study of history, the blunders of others and avoid them. We can also see the successes of those who have gone before and imitate them. Thus a study of history is necessary to help plan our lives and the lives of those who will follow us and be affected by our actions. Rev. Brother B. Charles, F.S.C. Religion, History, Freshman Public Speaking and Debating Moderator Mr. Francis L. Zember History, Mathematics Chess Club Moderator 20

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: - «■ ; Rev. Brother Christian, F.S.C. Religion, Mathematics (Dept. Head), Loughlinite Moderator Mr. Thomas A. Gehm Mathematics, Physics Math Club Moderator Rev. Brother A. Ralph, F.S.C. Religion, Mathematics, Chemistry Mr. Christopher J. OToole Mathematics, Latin Mathematics: the equation of harmony and knowledge Mathematics is a common denominator, a unifying factor, a universal language. It is the basic and original language of logic, reasoning and philosophy. A thorough knowledge and understanding of the basic concepts of this important science enables a person to think — think logically and correctly. It enables him to reason impor- tant truths and concepts. It makes one realize the fallacies and verities of a theory. Mathematics makes the true student of its principles a discerning person, quick to comprehend and nimble to respond to a situation. The intangible principles of mathematics demonstrate to the individual the feasibility of an unseeable Being, greater than any of His creatures. Mr. John J. Bloise Mathematics, French «J Mr. OToole makes sure that Gerard Chingas solves an equation correctly. , 22